TORRANCE, Calif., March 29, 2019— DocMagic, Inc., the premier provider of dynamic loan document preparation, automated regulatory compliance and comprehensive eMortgage solutions, announced that HousingWire has honored the company with the HW TECH100™ award for the sixth year in a row.
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DocMagic Earns a Spot on the HW TECH100 For the Sixth Straight Year
Source: Housing Wire—DocMagic, Inc., the premier provider of fully-compliant loan document preparation, regulatory compliance and comprehensive eMortgage services, has been named as an early winner of this year's HousingWire Tech100 Award. Check out the early list below!
MReport Magazine Names DocMagic’s Dominic Iannitti a ‘Top 25 Industry Leader & Influencer’
TORRANCE, Calif., Feb. 14, 2019—DocMagic, Inc., the premier provider of fully-compliant loan document preparation, regulatory compliance and comprehensive eMortgage services, announced that MReport magazine has named company president and CEO Dominic Iannitti one of its Top 25 Industry Leaders & Influencers for 2019.
SecurityNational Mortgage Implements a Fully Paperless Closing Process Using DocMagic’s Total eClose Platform
Lender achieves full eClosing benefits, faster and more reliably, as the result of DocMagic’s consultative implementation process, single-source platform, and intuitive UI
Torrance, Calif. and Salt Lake City, Dec, Dec. 19, 2018—Annual CUNA Lending Council Conference - DocMagic, Inc., the premier provider of fully-compliant loan document preparation, regulatory compliance and comprehensive eMortgage services, and QRL Financial Services (QRL), and SecurityNational Mortgage Corporation (SNMC), an independent national mortgage banker, jointly announced that they successfully rolled out DocMagic’s comprehensive Total eClose™ platform.
Going 100 Percent Paperless: Where It Is Now and Where It Is Headed
National Mortgage Professional Magazine recently sat down with Tim Anderson, Director of eServices at DocMagic, to gain insight and trending into the mortgage industry’s current progress and needs to achieve a completely paperless lending transaction. Tim is a subject matter expert in end-to-end digital mortgage processes, electronic compliance and supporting eServices, among an array of other mortgage technologies. He has more than 30 years of industry experience working on both the lender and vendor side of the business.
NMP: Lots of attention has been placed on the importance of digital mortgages as of late, in particular in the last 18 months. Why the sudden rush?
By Tim Anderson
Today, digital technology is driving more of the loan transaction away from paper to online. The industry is realizing that it’s time to get the paper out of our systems and manual processes. Paper documents take more time to process, require more people to validate, and key information from and follow-up efforts to track down missing pages, signatures, or total file loss.
For example, delivering a correct closing disclosure (CD) to the borrower three days before closing highlights just how difficult it is to get everything right and on time in a paper world.
By Tim Anderson
The days of no pressure are over. Any lender that hasn’t already waded into the ePool had better be ready to jump. With immense regulatory pressure looming, the old method of just doing something is no longer sufficient. It's time for a new tack.
The recent news about the IRS decision is an ex- ample of this. With all the buzz around this news, we’re already hearing from lenders who are interested in a point solution that will allow them to take advantage of this decision for doing business with the IRS. This makes sense because this is front and center in the news, but since these lenders are not considering how this decision impacts the rest of their business, it’s short sighted.
By Tim Anderson
For years a core group of us has been telling the industry that it’s time to get the paper out of our systems. We’ve performed studies that show paper is more expensive, that it takes more time to process, is usually missing pages or signatures, or gets lost. It took the foreclosure crisis to really bring home to the industry the negative implications of lost or incomplete documents. After billions of dollars in settlements to federal regulators and attorneys, it looks like our industry is finally ready to say goodbye to paper forever, or at least a majority of it.
DocMagic recently helped a Massachusetts lender close on a series of fully paperless mortgages! DocMagic’s eclosing technology, Total eClose™ tracked each completely paperless loan process in real time, combining an electronic closing with an electronically signed promissory note and deed of trust!
Stop by booth #50 at the New England Mortgage Expo on January 13th to learn how DocMagic continues to move the needle in digitizing the mortgage process by working with our customers and partners at every stage of their eClosing evolution!
Total eClose™ Enables Industry's First Completely Paperless Digital Closing--Start to Finish
Press Release:
DocMagic's cutting-edge technology seamlessly incorporates eSignature-enabled SMART™ Documents, a nationwide eNotary network, MERS eRegistry access, a secure eVault, and Investor eDelivery in a single comprehensive eClosing platform.
TORRANCE, Calif., Nov. 29, 2016—DocMagic, Inc., the premier provider of fully-compliant loan document preparation, regulatory compliance and comprehensive eMortgage services, announced that it has successfully completed the mortgage industry’s first comprehensive eClosing in Massachusetts, which included both lender and closing/settlement agent documentation, for radius financial group, inc.